Excuses, Excuses

Sorry no updates recently. Very busy during the last three weeks. I have been drawing though, so I'll get something up for you soon. "You" being, at this point, N, B, and possibly my mother.
:-)

Comic - 11/13/2007

I thought this one would look better. But the yellow is horrible.
That's it for today.

Comic - 11/10/2007

Yay for this comic! Janet and Conn are like artist candy for me. I love to draw and color both of them.
So, if you are ever in Nevada, Lake Mead looks nothing like that. NOT AT ALL.
And I drew a background, as promised.
So all in all:
- Conn is a twit.
- Janet is always that well dressed.
- I actually heard a group of Christian campers singing nearly that exact song. It was FIVE IN THE MORNING. The "Into the wilderness" is definately right, but I had to make up the rest of the lines. I don't care how happy anyone is about anything, it isn't worth singing about it that early.

Bye!

Comic - 10/29/2007

Fairly happy with the art here.
- Tam is pulling Amos' shirt, not his elbow
- I really like the middle panel
- Pretty sure Tam's butt isn't going to ever be that voluptuous again
- Finally, I know the whole "gradient" background thing is sucky. Inanimate objects are not my specialty, but I will keep trying. The next panel will have backgrounds.

Ta!

Comic for 26 October, 2007

Let's see, not much to say here.
-Backgrounds still in tentative development.
-I'm debating telling little hints about the characters here. No one reads this anyway, so I could conceivably give away the whole damn plot and it would make no difference.
-THe hint of the day is: Conn and Janet will be back soon.

Comic up!

Actually, it was up a couple of days ago. I have three more that I plan to scan soon. So, yeah. We shall see how long this productivity lasts.

Today's Comic

- Tam likes to talk about books, no shame there.
-Amos believes that he is consistently surrounded by stupid people.
-I don't know how much impact book reading is going to have yet, I'm still sort of playing around. I know how obnoxious it is to read gamer comics and comics about non-web comics. I assume that the percentage of people who have read these books is going to be marginal. That said, I have read them, and they're awesome. So am I making book recommendations? Yes. Do books overshadow the plot of the comic? No, I don't think they will. I have a story of my own in mind.
- Lastly, a couple of people have asked me where this comic is set.
I don't know right now. Apparently in the city of white buildings with white walls. I don't know if it matters where they are unless I'm going to draw backgrounds, which I don't plan to for quite some time.